The Sun. — London, England, 1808-06-18 00:00:00

Ell !~! 'i~ : , . ... , . . - . • . - . .-. • . 21,13..,i.7.,-;:e • .' ' ''. t - ' ZNW.Vi...S.-Ite.. %. 4.• 't. • ' ''. ' . , - ._,..... ~.,a,'• ..teAr Ilf 1 _. :it., _zsz?:f.yy; -:;-..„...-4.ii \ ;;.; .• • • ..•. . kiAi..., ..45... MI • INF 14-'0 - 0- NU II ER 4Q18.] • THEATRE ROYAL- COVENT-GARDEN. PIM EVEN,INt, June 18, 18GS, will bepertbrmeci THE. ROAD TO RUIN. , • Mr. Dornti.o, Mr. CHAPMAN ; henry Oorntori. Mr. BRUNTON ; Silky; Mr. EM EKY ; Mrs. Warren, Mrs. I)AV EN PORT ; Sophia Freclove, • Miss NOR VON; • iron), Miss LOGAN. In the course of the Evening, the foliowingSoNs:—" Lon min is the Doi! !I !" by Arlr. ENi EltY ; and " Giles Scroggins's Ghost," by Mr. I.lS'l'()N. .1 • w ir OF . .AGE ',CO-MORROW. ' Frederick, Mr. ID NES . • Pittleberg, : vlr . LISTON ' ; Molkus, Mr. SI NISION; ' • Lady •Bruinback, Mrs. DA V I:, :s l'D RT ; Sophia, Miss HO LTD N ; MAiia.,Mrs. C. KEMB.t.I!.. Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 1r •"•(;allery as. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Secoi. k Price 6d.. No Money to be returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the . Box..oftice, in Ilan-street. The Doors to be opened at Half-pass Five, and begin at' Half -past Six. . - ' THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT , 'GAR DEN. Ft?' the BENEFIT of Mr. C LASSINGTON, .Prompter. • ON MONDAY Next; .11.111 C 20, - will be •a6tcl the Trageily of HAMLET, - PRINCE OF DENMARK. ~•. Hamlet, Mr. KEMBI.E; . • Polonius, Mr. :MINDEN; The dhost ot Hamlet's Father, Mr. POP r ; Gertrude, Qum.' of Den r;ark, - Mrs. S 1.% 1. EG E it ; ' . Otihelia, Miss NO ETON. End of the Play, • A New MILITARY DANCE by. the Misses ADAMS; hi • which will be introduced it I'AS SEUL by Miss ADAMS, who will go tlitotqh the Br.y.iii Sword Exercise. " Lannon is the Devil," by.,Mr: EMERY :an I • • ":The SokLer Tied of War's Alarms," by Mrs. DI CKONS. Ti . which will be addrd, by verv.particulitr desire,' WHO WIN'S? . . .or, THE %in tiow , s CHOICE.,. . The•CharActers by "- • • Mr.• FA WC k. I T, Mr. LISTON, Mr. SIMMONS, Mr. CHAPMAN . , Ir. DENMAN, • Mrs. C. KLMBLE, Miss DE CAMP.' Tickets to be had of Mr. Glassiogion, 31, DuL:e-street, I.imoln's.lint•F:elds ; and of Mr. Brandon, or whoa' 1 F t.,Le:. ter thr Luxes may oe taken. Under the Patronage of her Grace the Duchess of 130 LTO N . Mrs. ASIIE's BENEFIT. NEW • 1(00 ... ARGYLE,STREET INST . ! ruTioni. MRS. ASHE most respeOrully accAlaints the Nobility arid Gentry, Subscribers to rile Assemblies at this Institution, her Friends, and the Public - in general, that, by permission of tlik I' ropricto.s. her EENh kJ T will Like place on:W EUNIi S DAY, lime zz, 'B4. On this. oreas , unj the above Rooms lvtll be opened to the Public with . ' ' . A GRAND CONCERT: . . ftt which Mrs. hi 1.1.1 N GTO N. Signur NAL Dl,.and Mr, IS RA ilil. Al, have Gbligingly ottred to pet - form, and will slog sever.il tavOurite Airs, Duets, dec. • Mr. ~Sll E will }'lay a Concerto on the Flute, and • Mews. 1.1 NJ I) LE Y , „`" (), Cll, and AN FOSSIL a Trio tot Two Violoncellos ` l "i. Double Bass: . Leader of theßand, .Mr.WEICIISEI.I..; . , And Grand l'rano• Forte, Mr. G. T. S NIA wr. . , Aiti.‘r the Concert, a• favcurite Wat k_ ' ITA LI AN 'II UR LETTA .. . • ', ug perfoinied on the Stage, with appropri:oc.. Scenery and Dresses. ' • , The princip ti CharaElers• by , ' Mrs ASH E, A ladante D'AUNAY, , ~•,. Signor G. LANZA, and Signor M 1 AKT lI NI. 14 :1c kets, at lialf.a.GUlliea each, to be had of Mr s . A s i r , Prir,7' U pper Fitzroy 4tre.et, Fitzroy:square i , at all 'the , ~_Fipal Music Shop; and at the Office ken. Institution, " . `". l ArgYle-street. where Boxes may be t 1 he Doors to he opened at Seven, and the Conzert to begin at fi • alt past Eight o'Ctock. VAUXHALL. Ihtai the Patronage of His Royal Hit-! , .ness the Pa cr of WALPS. ON MONDAY EVENING will be a GRAND GALA,and BRILLIANT EXHIBITION.of E FIR. YRIKS by Signora ENGLE It . ../ Admission Three Shilline:,s and Sixpence v oors Pert at Seven,. and :the Concert beds at - Eight N ., • MI LI TI A. - . .AA,,A.cl j utantcy, • Company, Lientenantcy, aar bi Ensigncy, zC tlilitit (or the latter in the 'Line); tir ' 4 Vical Stall A piiointment, can be obtained. • ttr ?ply (post-paid) to A. X. Y. 18, URer ttl,ary-le-boae sts Portland-place.' • GRAND STATE. LOTTERY., Tt To hegth Drawing 28 th THIS ,MpNTII. . ICKETS and SHARES are on Sale by . Oxf ~ 1101 4; Es, .PAII;JE, and Co.. Stock-Brokers, NY, 4314 'str •an d C I 'll Th e street l, ow It ~ . • . • Pti ze . Scheme. contains •Six Prizes of 2.0,0001. each ; also %iv •of , 14) . 0 - 0 1 . 9 50001. 20001 , 10001. 5 , 01. ZiC. &c. and, 1i 0 1 d 500 . 0 Tickts. • t ut . Keg and Co. beg leave to obs erve thl , this is the only 4 3 ,.„,'"Y that•eontained Sr x PriLeS 0f20,c ,, 1. they there. .*, r eeonimen ve d r c an early purchase. • h • 13 . Prizes to any m it paid on demand. . OUI ......_.- 4 / 1 1'E. • • - LOTT.ERY, containing SIX P RIZ ES of zo,oool. and no FIXED CAPITAL, tegins Drawing 28th of THIS MONTH. 6 Prizesfa, , SCHEME, ,• a of - *,,20,eci0 I 7 Prizes of . , csoo r.*2 : - - 10,000 • 2o -.•.' -. loe 3 .- - - - 5,000 30 - -- - So ' . "-- - - 2,000 1,000 ..- - -2% T i t . • I.oeo I 4,000• - - - - 1 5 CKETS and SHARES are sefiting. by 'HA- St are ~.+‘ RD, 1111 RN E, and Co, Stock-Brokers, at their ` il ltr - e r tel Y () thee, 93, under mo unt oyal Exchange, and no L ett .. sy*. in London on their acco. L 1 4 41 81 post-paid, duly answered. and Schemes gratis. Ann u i ti India, and Soutn-Sea Stocks, with their seve al Uov ern _ e s, India Bonds, Exchequer Bills, and all kinds of ! ilient ecurities, bo'ught and, sold by Commission. ....._ Dcgitts,Drawing the :Bth of this Month. HOPE's HECTIC PI LLS. "ts • stngniar Medicine poisesses the . power of, ta, 4 as " ma Lung Hettic Fever, trcan vd...t,ver causeyrocloceii, Plo ver! , " 1 Y as Bark ads in Inteinitting i.evers. .1 'au:, it h;•ti a 4 zertain cure for c unsufaption in All rile cart .) I •;g ,, s, II at ,;:r" . " With SO litheh benefit in the most • e' e xt reme regret y i tdo , gret aas been exciteit that they • P . ' Mere H recourse to: In Scropliula, 0r0 1 ,,y, • :14,r,0rn He FCVet has supervened. this Is Col t aud the regul.ir Alethei,ws ~...r4I:A wholesale And ret ail b y 'tl • •• V• lk 4.3t rc.:t - • , t IS. %." ard, 324, ricilbwit•; V 114 ‘. —A secnti I: anion 01 1% )0' p.lion :is just pujlislied, 2s. bo,Aids. rt.• Ih triott: V' ' t.~ cpb !pi rt rrA .111 SATU 1i .1J t.,,54 )8, 1608. SALES OF: ESTATES, eic. WORCESTERSHIRE. TO IrE SOLD Ll' R vATF. CONTRACT, By Mr. CHRISTIE, A COMPACT and truly DESIRABLE FREE / 3 HO LI) MANSION anti ESTATE, Tythe-free, anal Latvh.Tax redeemed, t.ottsisting of - a MODE RN sTo Nt. BU 1 LT DWELLING, with pikes, .tabling, Plantittions. `of thrivihz Timber and about Three Hundred and Fifty Acres of Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, :the greater part in hand,. The laiision eminently .placer,, ,ommandiug V iO , l over one of the richest Vales in the.Kingdurn; distant about too miles frotn London. -Further Particulars ina.be bad of 'Mr. Christie, Pall :Wl], where a Map of the. Estate may be seen. All3ll I R A,LT r.oFFidE, yune.t4, Bob. • NTOTICE bertly that a Session of Oyer 114 . att.( fwalere aid C;aol pelive9, for the Trial of °fewer evttotitt4 oil the High Seas, ivitbiPt tbr 7arirdienom Ail the 41- oriralo of Emetiitd, quill he bell at yustice Mil,' in the Old 4.11- I,,adolt, orr Tuesday the tztb of .74 ) , next, at Eigbt o'clock ra the lifor;ting, • _ W. IV. POLE. CP1110E" StXPRZ(C.E. Without consulting the dispositions of any P. - )Wer whatexcr, Ele.wishetlir to : be. so unders:ood here arta elsewhere; and, therefore lie Was faviour of the postponement of this . Mr. MaajoN sold,.he.was one of those Aho rally voted for the Non-Importation Law, and he had never repented his vote; but he voted tor it under a firm persuasion that it would go into ape,: ration.' It had Veen :afterwards snspended because there was a nevciation pending, and. n prospea of accon‘tmodation ; hat if it were the dettlimination never to stiffr it to go I;ito operation, he had much rather see' it repeair:l. were to he kept in: 'suspension, hung up a rod iu to rcirem, it would merit ridicule. .What eausir could there be. for suspending it at present negocieiton .11e. Mieved not. if it ‘verc-rthe undr,4 ; ind'ing of a - majothy, that the Bill should not go into topera tion, he hoped theji would prspose to repeal it. • Mr. NEWTON believed lie was as little dop:pwd as his friend fram M4yland or Virginia, to c 0 nt,1e,45 any point to Great 13ruain or Prance. tfe woul wear sock-cloth and ashes for the 1 - c:1 - winder o: to life, rather than surretsde.r one atom to chile; thesis Powers. But, what liad.pctidAttad ? The violation of 'Ow commerce, and imprt:.*nr:ot of our seamen. .J I' any change should cause Great Britain to desist, was there any impropriety itr trust ing the President with a discretion to sae, that the operation of the law should 'cease till the next ses sion of Congress ? ertainly not. Ho wished to see ' the day, with his friend. from ni,fyland, ivhen es cry man within these walls, :and in the United ~lairs, should be clad iwthelahrics of his own country ; a n d be 'made no doubt, Ago once estlblished, that,„ the,manufaaurc4 of this country )voult.) afford every thing necessary, for supplies of every kind. Rut th was not the case yet, , ---and for that teaser .they bad already invested the rre'sideot with a discretionary.. power to suspend the Embargo Law ; and .Le considered it a_ proper reason for the passing,of this 7... law. Mr. Eress said, it appeared, that the question of suspension of the Non-Imporrition. Mt, was very: different. from that of the suspension of the Embargo. The farther was a 'rnitianto of COetelOll on Great , Britain, ;and • whether: it had that cited or nor, tie believed at the time that the law was passed, .Ciai the only way in which we could.operate un that Power, was by commercial restri&ons. And he tell uuov free to declare, that if ample, reparation w e r,,f . m i l e fqr the 6dtrage on the Chesapeake, if the decrees were withdrawn, ' talvevery. iukary redressed, that he would .hold on upon the Non-Import:Jilin( Ai't So long as the impressment of our scow.' remained. Whenever you take Otf:t his, said he, you have no• thing to 'enforce your rights as to impressment, ilia'. as to that system of commercial pillage which hal been adopted by Greafliritain. We know • that th:a. Embargo was . imposed as a measuroof safety. -It was to give us time to make preparatioo to meet tae event. If the decrees which produced the Envenv-, are with4ra . pi, the Embargo may be withrha.e il with propriety. But let toe; ask any Gentleman whether he believes' that Tty circumstance which' 'produced the Non7lmportation AO, will be reinOv.., ed ? Whether they believe that Great Britain will give up her system of impressing 'seamen ; If he does, let him look. at the course 6110 has adopto,l. After appointing a Minister to negociate with yon, she has issued a Proclamation, establishing the right of impressment on broadest footing; Slimily after, it was declared by. the King, at the open:n Parliament, that to be one of. those rights which ntiver could nor ever would be admitted. I was of ginally in favour of the Non•ltnportation Law, aed l a m still so. If. Gentlemen take into consideration . ail the circumstances which produeed the law, I wilt • venture to sAy,*that there . is not a (11,1:1 in the House,. favour of it,,who I stow v ote suspension._ It has never yet bcen Ltirly in 0pv,.0 tan. It is now indeed, a law of the laed, but its opention is virtually suspended by the Embargo. I . 1 1, 1 i n fa vour of its going into operation, and never 'a its vim sent to its suspension tilt its intended eifeet be Jul , filled, or the experiment is matte. The question of indefinite postponement was car tied, 58 to 4, • On the Motion of 111113. CAM Palthe, - Resolved, Tiiiitt4 joint Committee he an , n, i rrrest ;i1 watt on the PresiiWt strum United St.itesuid nifortn him of r::cer proposed adjuidnolunt Cuivess,. , Messrs. G. W. CANIpIIELL alld NICHOLAS were appointed the Committee. Mr.Btaa said, that notwithstanding the Jiff-Tenceof opinion. which had taken place oeciezioimily bet weer .ii the Members of this.kiouse,•during the present Ses sion, on questions of policy, he was pleis , 2,l to pa ccive that no diderence of sentiment exi t. d ict le,' gard to the injuries dune its by t mie.2,11 believed that but one spirit the le,01.1.: the United States--that. they Wet': :ittaehed to their country, and to their _country aloha. Fie wi3tle:i not only by professions, hat -by foreign nations that we can liAu «ithuut t hew.--- He therefore offered the following Resoliaioli Resolved, That 'the Members of the House nt Rcpicwira. tivis will appear, at their'. next meet 4, 1:1;Hmil in the nalselures 01 their over t country, , . • . • This was supported 'by - INlcscis. Bibb and Elipe!i, 'and opposed by Messrs. Macon itod Rhea. Mr. Bibb said,- he had not expeted ati would be made, to tile Resolution i but as it bad pit). duced deOtehe..withdrow it. • Mr. COLES, the Seerotary of the' President of the United States, int - tooled the. Einuse, that the dent had no further or other Cgalamivis:lititin n mike to them. Mr. Satit.te.moved that . the House do Adj,)tirN . .Agreed, nem.can. The Speaker. (Gen. V.ttu oat)---Permit me, •tlemen, to wish you a pleasoat joaintsy itir.tw,.tinil happy titeetng \vith your families tatty friends. 1 1'11;4 House is adj;N : ii, t 2a.l til,l the LA Alotkkiy, in Novent . ber TO BF. SOI,D IIY AUCTION, • By Mr. EDLIN, A.N Improvable COP HOLD .ESTATE, situ ated at Batehavorth Ileath, Parish of Riametsworth, liens, at the George.lnn, Itick,ncrswbrtb, Wednes , lay, (Mae zz. at Three o'Clock - , - in Two I.ots. Lot t. Comprises two substantial crick and Tile Mei suages, with OW Silting arid Bed- riisoms,_ a large B,.rn and, Shen, ansl a tlanleit fenced in; well stocked with l Trees, and well 611 Naied with Water; in the Occupation of Gre gory and Rider, at the low Item - of 91. cal. per annum. Lot 2, Comprises 4 . l3riek and Tile Messuage, with con venient Rooms, huge earn , Cow. house, Pig.sties Yard,' prden, and 0 rchatct.' fenced in, awl well stocked With grunt Trees. Also two Closes ot- excellent Meadow .Land, con. tinning z Acres, I :good, Pnles-,. in the Occupation of Willi.llll. Lacy. at the low Itch tot. per annum. 'The above estate is ,Copyhutu, and held at the Manor of the Moor. subject to a customary Fine on Death or Aliena lion ; "and ha's an Unlimited right of Commonage on a cunsi de aisle number of Acires ni excellent Nisi - toe Land. May be viewed' till tne• Sa , la - - Particulars may be.h: " l tt the principal Inns in the iLI . ) t COW ; the i'laeeof Sa 1.. ; th.: BLII Inn, 1-lulborit; and of Apdioneet and S Worn Appraiser, .Wattoirl, -nem. VALLJAULE FREEHOLD ESTATES IN . SUSSEX. TO ttI.D By ticrioN, . By Mr. WELLER,. On Wednesday the zzd of tune, at the Dolphin Inn, I'eters field, at Ttvelve &Clock,. in Eight Lots, LOT I. - - - - TXMost Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE; Land- I ' Tag. redeemi,(l, lying very' compact, comprising a Farm Iluuse and 0417-biiildi Ms, together with 254 Acres of 1 Statute Nlea.ture; of rich Alladow, 'Arable and Coppice. Land, with Corninonage. Righti, situate at !ping, two miles fr»in Aliilhurst; seven front Petersfield, and thirtceo from Chichester.' 11. The Mare Lands, in two' Enclosures, comprising . 1 2IA, rR. , SP, HI. A •Cottage,with a Garden, Bap, Granary, Stable!, i .41,Aeres of Arable and Meadow Land, situate at Elsted.' IV. A Farnt house, llama, Stables, ant! Out-buildings, I' with co Acre's of Arable and Nleadbw Land: V. An.E xcelletlt arm House, darns, and Otit,l7uiltlings,. in perfect .Repair,• together with 146 Arts of good Arable, Meadow. ,affil Coppice Land, and a Valuable IlitVit for 3 8 4 Sheep, - situate at on Lease to Mr. W Collins. Vl. A most desirable Freckild Estate, consisting Of 619 Acres of Arable, Nlead"iw, Down, and Coppice Land, with a comfortable Farm lipase, anti suitable 0,,t-b4ilding?..in perfect Repair, on I.ease.to Mr. J. ;9nreY• VII. Two Valuable Coppices, situate in Elsted Manor,: called The German l.citlt, comprising.4B,ACC , ts: - VIII. A Coppice, called tite Hassocks, consisting of to Acres, situate at Fisted. • t The several Lots may he viewort, by applying to Mr. Ferrer, the Railato Lord Roh:rt Speacer, near Midniirst, of whom prititaid Particulars may be had it s T •—... . I)ays previons to the Sale. I':rrtwuta►s'also m.iy he hatiof Mr Sanitham, Splieiter, lUiahurst ; at the t, ► falf Moon, l'etworth; King's Arms, r:odrlm'rt►g; plate of . Sale; ormr Knight . , Banker, King. sty+n; T. Lowten; lisq (.4 the..Ternpie;. and Nlir.3sr. Win staliley and San, l'aternnster.row, .Loadoa; the Libraries at Brighton, Worthing, and Bognor ; and of Mr.,Welier, Chi. chestrr. . .• • • -- • MONEY.. • • TO NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN. WskICTED to invesC• several very considerable Sums in Annuities. Noblemen, and Gentlemen sirous of granting Annuities, redeemable at pleasure., will be treated with on the most honourableTerms, and the Pur chases completed without dotay. The Funds of the 'Myer nearly preclude the possibility 'OLdi.appointmetit, .11tever the extent of the Negotiation. Apply Personallf,-froin Eleven till Font*, or by letter, to Mr. !Sefton, No. L to, Leicester-place, Leicester-square. • ARMY' AND NAVY [EQUIPAGE. • • IRE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS,. Furui turc, Mattrasses, and Ili-A(l4w, complete, are very respeJ- • fully reco:omended to Gentleinen, as being the most portable and superilir to any others in.ble in Lontliin ; Nlarsuves, Cenis Tables and Chairs, on. improved prlticiptes ; Sea Cuts, 'Sofa Beds, and Chairs, 'inr on Board. Ship ; Musquitto Ntet Furniture, and Patent Bratis.stirer . Bedsteads, tor iiast an i ti . WeSt Indies And all . I.oreign Chitilates, iIrI()RGANT and SANDI: ltS's Patelit Bedstead Monutacto4and Ware-Rooms, Nos. 16 and 17,,,Catherinc-street, Strand. .. Morgan and Sanders's New-invented Imperial Dining ables, allowed to be the ino , :t conplete•aild itlecatit set of . Tables ever yet invented, are very portable, packing in_a Box but ten Inches deep. N. B. The• Fashionable SofaAled and ..Chair-Bed 11'are••, tiouse. This Day was. published, In vac Vot. 4to. pile!: 11. t is. 6.1. in hoards, the Second Edition, %Nilo ionsiderable Addition': and Carrections,.by the Rey. fames Headrick, ' • , lISfORY of 'the ORKNEY ISLANDS , in - A cluding• a View of t 11:: Nlanners and Customs or their Autient and Moder', lithabitaitts. Their Monument 4 ut Atituoity, their Natural History, or Boutin:al, and A . The preseat state of their nbrtcuitura, MantiraaorieS, Conllllei:Ce, A .d the, Means of their linprOver went. •With a Map of the Islands, and V:esYs of remark :Ala By the Ixe Roy, Qr..BARRY; . (it Sh.ipemn iv, in Printed for Lonknian, Hur a t, Att.'s, and Orme, Pitternos ter-rmy. AN LW AND 01 RTA NT I.VOIIC. Tlus Day was published,. Price 9d. or Thirteen to the Dozen,. with the full Allowance • .to Scliouls,. • - E CATECHISM: .for CHILDREN, c0:44,111k Things neceisary to be known, and adapte.t to tße. 'Cipac:ty and Curiosity tat• Children be • t we.na Pour llott Ten Years or as • • • • By the !Co; DAVI p•li LA 1 I<, A. M. • • Atihbr or .5, (1. liaok ; xeryises, or. Intro. duction to thi.4o Liss 11,Jok ,• 6! the (r m oar. of • • •I'intistiptly ikc. • very. Parent, and Tutor ,will be instantly struck with the usetuities.s•aniCinipijtance ut this new Catechism, which be.. gins with teat:tin:A the Chill to gaunt Ten anti nainethe flays• 1,, pr w.ecits by eaiy . steps to th., , detinitinn and and common Objeds. lit (4, as ID the nusiness of lite, and the first !Hind , 1 ,;, : „ .I•ge,n}ritt tunivielge, exadly \ One same rotation as t.ie •!, r.isy Cat eijii,ins of I.)r. %.Vittts, • II .ralttp, ,i;.: ht..cipics tit NehAio.iand •.t f Rienaid No. 6, lirt,tge:slreet, Lon „. . b: 110,1, i):!w:7r approved WOrks r.: :,othoc,ut .til I.;oui,elicrs in lowii sad Couotry. PICTibILLING-OFFICE, June- i 4, !SAL THE COMMISSIQIVERS for I'7CTUALLING MS AmyEsn", NriPY do bereby give Notice, That on IVednesdeg, the 2.2.1 insmsot, Jbey will be ready to rece;t , e 'Tenders, in writing (sealea up), and, !feat for One Hundred Tons of CHESHIRE, DV. RBYSIII RE, WARWICKSHIRE, and GLOIICESTERSHIRE CHEESE, or,Cbtese of (pal , pcd. rest, and for Fifty Tons of - ROSE CO RK (secwidt) BUTTE R, or Briti,b Butter of dial goodness; tt be delivered, 'One-half thereof in a Fortifier, and the remainder in a Formigbt after wa,ds, into His Majesty's I/lanai/big Stores at Deptford; and to be paid fir ly Wl:stay role, with interest, ninety days after date,. • The Cep:di:ions of 114 Contra:it mai. Bp seen at tl e Secretary's • M 'var . d will he bad to any Tinder in whiCh the Price shag not he inserted in woids at lex's-ti. • or that :hall not be delivered to the Board before One o'C/eck on the said Ired,resday the azi initaw, rot: :mien. the Person who makes the Tender,' or wig' Person on his &ball, attend:, t: antwrovben , called for. 1:14.7TU /IL L ING. FFIC E, r t 7, 18a. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUAL LIA'G IliJ AftlyASTY's NAI'Y do hereby give Notice, That on Thurstdqy next, tke 231 instant, they will he ready to receive Tender: •in writing! (sealed up), and treat for luck quantifier of BISCUIT, wade from Wijole Meal, ar the tespeßive 411anu ! . faflurere of that Article - oral' think proper to eke ; One-half thseq to 6e delivered in a Fortnight, and the remainder in a Fort nkla afierward., into Hit AL:jury's Storer at Dept ford; and to be paid for by Batt; pl , a6le, with Interest, ninety Styr after date.. The Conditiciu of the Contraa may he seen al the Secretary's Office. N.B. Na Tender for a less quantity than One Tbouramd Bags cf Biscuit will be admitted. No reg.od will be had to aiy Tender in whit/} the price shall not be inserted in word: at length, or that :hall not h: deliv. red to the lloardbefi,re One o'Clr,ek on the said ThuPsday next, the 1..3d instant, ,nor allot the Perim who makes the Tender, ot i2MC Per• son oti"his behalf, .sztends to answer when called for. N EVisANNUA I. RECI,STER, tEo7. .. . 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The Bill from the Senate to authorise the Presi dent under certain "contingencies to ,suspend the Non-Importa ion LaW having been called up, and a motion having been made to postpone it inde finitely,' Mr. NgwroN begged the House to consider one Moment before they postponed this Bill. They bad already passed a law, authorising the President of the United States to suspend the operation of the Embargo Law, in'the event of a general Peace, or such accommodation to Neutrajs as should render .the cOmmerce of the "United States safe. Now, in ;the event of that law being suvended it might also be proper to saspend'this— Mr.. NELsote said,' he should never vote for the repeal or suspension of.this law. fie hoped to see the time when it -should become a permanent regu lation he would not yield to any of the Powers of Europe, and he Wished to be independent-of then). There were inany.things now imported from t urope, Which could. as well be made in our own Country. It' they could, be as well made, ha considered it sound policy, to give a preference to our own manufac. tures, and 'so far to prohibit theirs as 'to etlett preference of our own. Whether in this princiPla I am right or wrong, said he, I. am certainly right' in this: that at this late period 9f the SesSion,. A is impossible to discuss such a question ns thisl and therefore I wish the motion to prevail. Mr. BUIME.I.I. said, he would add but a, single observation to" those Of the Gentlemen just sat down. ,He' was in favour of postponing the Bill indefinitely, because he wished it to be uuderstood, that we haVe aright to make all regulations we please resFeLting our el,:gituwrce of trade, or 141,6 ht r 9' 4•o'